Specimen Collection Flashcards

0
Q

More cysts are found in what type of stool?

A

Formed

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How are stool specimens collected?

A

Fresh stool in wide mouth container & examined within 30-60min

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2
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More trophozoites are found in what type of stool?

A

Liquid

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3
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3 types of stools:

A

Liquid soft or formed

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4
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Permanently stained smear DNA-PCR

A

Polyvinyl alcohol (PVA)

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5
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Formalin-ethyl acetate concentration, direct wet mount, & immunoassays

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10% formalin

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6
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Permanently stained smears and concentration

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Sodium acetate-acetic acid- formalin (SAF)

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7
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Concentration and direct wet mount

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Mentholated-iodine-formalin (MIF)

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Concentration, direct wet mount, permanently stained smears, & immunoassays

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Single-vial systems

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9
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3 times of preparation for liquid and aid stool:

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Direct wet mounts, concentrates, & permanent stained smears

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10
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Microscopic examination in saline?

A

Motility of trophozoites & appear more refractive

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11
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Microscopic examination in iodine?

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Highlights internal structures of parasite & destroys trophozoite motility & stains glycogen

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12
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What is the gold standard for parasite ID?

A

Stained smears

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13
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Eggs, cysts, & trophozoites can be:

A

Low in #, confused with fecal debris, & concentrated for improved detection

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14
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Sedimentation

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Solutions with specific gravity lower than parasitic organisms, use centrifugation to pellet sediment, organisms are concentrated in sediment, widely used

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15
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Iron hematoxylin (permanently stained smear)

A

High definition of parasitic structures, difficult to do & variability

16
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Trichromatic stain (permanently stained smear)

A

Cytoplasm of cyst & trophozoites are blue-green tinged with purple, nuclear chromatin, ingested RBCs appear red or red-purple, background is green & widely used

17
Q

Flotation

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Solutions with higher specific gravity than parasitic organisms, organisms are concentration in the flotation, eliminates some fecal debris, may miss some sense organisms of settling occurs

18
Q

How many fields do u scan for parasites?

A

10-15

19
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Modified acid-fast stain

A

Detects oocysts, stains magenta against a blue background

20
Q

Oocyst

A

Encysted zygotic can stage in the life cycle of some sporozoans

21
Q

What is the cellophane tape test used for?

A

Examining Enterobius vermicularis is (pinworm)

22
Q

What is the string test used for?

A

Testing for Giardia lam loa or Strongyloides stereo rails in the duodenum & jejunum

23
Q

For Malaria and Babesia collect samples at?

A

6 hr intervals over 36-48 hrs